Two double bedrooms with built-in storage
Spacious kitchen/diner plus separate utility and downstairs WC
Driveway and detached garage for parking/storage
Small, low-maintenance rear garden with patio
FTTP broadband and excellent mobile signal for home working
Cavity walls currently assumed without added insulation
Property built 1950–66; some mid‑century wear to exterior
Located in former coal-mining area (no listed safety issues)
A well-proportioned mid-terrace with two bedrooms, two reception rooms and useful outbuildings — practical and move-in ready for first-time buyers or downsizers. The living room at the front leads through to a bright kitchen/diner, while a separate utility and downstairs WC add everyday convenience. Upstairs provides two good-sized bedrooms, built-in storage and a modern bathroom.
Outside there’s a private driveway, a detached garage and a small, low-maintenance garden with a patio — good for storage, secure parking or a simple outdoor seating area. The house benefits from fast FTTP broadband and excellent mobile signal, making it suitable for home working and modern living. Local schools are well regarded and Imperial Retail Park is a short drive away; Bristol city centre is accessible for commuting and leisure.
Notable practical points are set out plainly: the property dates from the 1950–66 era and has cavity walls with no assumed added insulation, and the roof and exterior show typical mid‑century wear. The site falls within a former coal-mining area (no current safety issues listed). Energy performance is C and council tax band B, keeping running costs moderate. Buyers wanting high thermal performance or a full refresh should factor potential insulation and cosmetic updates into budgets.
Overall this is a neat, practical home with sensible layout and parking, offering an economical entry to the area for buyers who value location, straightforward maintenance and future improvement potential.